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Clothing engineered to vanish so the movement gets all the credit.
means Specialized garments like leotards, tights, and tutus designed for unrestricted movement and visible body lines during dance practice and performance.
from A practical compound that bloomed in the 20th century alongside ballet academies and the rise of athletic-wear retail, pairing dance with the catch-all suffix wear.
Leotard namesakeNamed for Jules Leotard, 1860s French trapeze artist.
Tights logicVisible muscle lines let teachers correct your technique.
Convertible feetFootless tights have holes so dancers go barefoot fast.